Experience astonishing contrasts on a flying safari that explores three significant regions in Namibia in only eight days.

Your journey begins at the foot of the red sand dunes of Sossusvlei. Being the closest lodge to Sossusvlei, Kulala Desert Lodge allows one to truly discover the wonder of this region with a number of unique activities, including nature drives, walks, and electric fat bikes which are a fun way of exploring the vast plains. Sossusvlei also offers the incredible once in a lifetime experience of gliding through the air on a hot air balloon, taking in the awe-inspiring views of the never-ending sand dunes.

You then journey to the private Palmwag concession in Damaraland where you will have the opportunity to see Africa's largest population of free roaming desert-adapted black rhino. Your time spent at Desert Rhino Tented Camp will be spent tracking rhino on foot and by vehicle, and exploring the wilderness on nature drives and walks.

Your adventure continues as you head to Ongava Tented Camp in the private Ongava Game Reserve, bordering with the world renowned Etosha National Park. It is here that you will get to see a variety of wildlife, including lions, black and white rhinos, elephants, giraffe and various species of antelope. Enjoy game drives, nature walks, rhino tracking, and visits to a nearby photographic hide.

This safari adventure is suited to travelers that are seeking to get up-close with an endangered black rhino and have the experience of tented accommodation.

Today you check in to Windhoek Airport for your scheduled flight to Kulala, where you will be met and transferred to the lodge for check-in.

The focus for your visit to Sossusvlei is to explore the sand dunes and capture incredible photos. Two focal points in the Sossusvlei include a desert claypan with dead trees known as Deadvlei, and Dune 45 which is the most climbed sand dune, perfect for watching the sunrise in the morning.

During your stay at Kulala, be sure to sleep out under the stars on the flat rooftop of your room.

Day 3 - 4: Damaraland

After a sumptuous breakfast, you will gather your belongings and bid farewell to the Sossusvlei as you fly to Desert Rhino Camp. Your scenic flight will take you to Swakopmund and Dora Nawas before arriving in Damaraland. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to your camp for check-in.

Damaraland is a breathtaking mountainous region and one of the most scenic in Namibia. It is home to endangered wildlife, including desert elephant and black rhino. Other wildlife seen here include gemsbok (oryx), kudu, springbok, and occasionally lion and cheetah. The birdlife is amazing with a chance of seeing the endemic Monteiros’ hornbill, Ruppell’s parrot, white-tailed shrike, rock runner, and Herero chat.

After exploring the gorgeous Damaraland and tracking black rhino, it is time to say goodbye and fly to Ongava Game Reserve via Dora Nawas. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to your camp for check-in.

The Ongava Game Reserve which was once oncefarmland, is now one of the best wildlife conservation regions in Namibia. 30 000-hectares in size, the conservancy is one of the best private reserves in Namibia, sharing a boundary with the renowned Etosha National Park. Animals to look out for during your safari activities include elephant, giraffe, gemsbok, springbok, red hartebeest, eland, wildebeest, zebra, the rare black-faced Impala, lion, leopard, and cheetah.

Day 8: Departure

After a heart warming breakfast, you will gather your belongings and check in for your scheduled flight to Windhoek.

On arrival in Windhoek, you will connect with your onward travel arrangements.